Guntars Ašmanis-Graham

Can't serve files larger than available memory

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I'm trying to download a single large (1.3GB) file from a DO droplet that has 0.8GB of free memory and the process is immediately killed by the scary `oom_killer`. This...

Haml-coffee should throw Errors instead of plain strings.

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It's a generally good practice to throw `Error` objects instead of strings because they have an attached stack trace and wrapping tools can add additional information on the object which...

custom/script module with tail causes a lot of CPU wakeups

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## Describe the issue Using the `custom/script` module with `tail = true` will cause the CPU to wake up 40 times a second even if there is no new output...

Update documentation

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A few issues were brought up: - [ ] What's the usage in a modern ES6 environment? - [ ] How to ensure the CSS files are added to the...

Included test program crashes on startup (OSX)

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Go-SDL compiles without a hitch (after installing SDL with brew) and so does the test program, but it crashes instantly with tons of output. See here: http://pastebin.com/ARyuE7pY

I forked the loader to customize it for our codebase and to add HMR and thought you might find it useful: ``` js module.exports.pitch = function(remainingRequest) { this.cacheable() var cnames...

It seems like it doesn't matter what I do, the result's always the same. Every time I try to call `run_function`, it blows up. ``` ruby require "rltk" require "rltk/cg"...

Here's a snippet: ``` ruby require "rltk" require "rltk/cg" require "rltk/cg/module" require "rltk/cg/contractor" @module = RLTK::CG::Module.new("Hello") f = @module.functions.add("hello", RLTK::CG::VoidType, [RLTK::CG::NativeIntType]) f.params[0].type # ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (0 for...

This very simple snippet doesn't seem to work for me and I don't know why: ``` ruby mod = RLTK::CG::Module.new("Hello") mod.globals.add(RLTK::CG::Int32Type, "hello") ``` Stacktrace: ``` ArgumentError: :pointer argument is not...

Currently `Array#to_region` code just checks for an exact match, which is pretty much guaranteed to fail in case of user supplied coordinates from, say, geolocation apis. Shouldn't we at least...